#141 - Josh Lawler and Jener Sakiri on securities, regulation and gaming in crypto

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Law of Code

Jacob Robinson

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Discussions with regulators, top lawyers and entrepreneurs about the legal framework for blockchain technology. We look at international regulations, trends, and jurisprudence impacting crypto and its related parts.

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#141 - Josh Lawler and Jener Sakiri on securities, regulation and gaming in crypto

Law of Code

49 minutes 42 seconds

1 year ago

#141 - Josh Lawler and Jener Sakiri on securities, regulation and gaming in crypto

Josh Lawler is a partner at Zuber Lawler, where he leads the firm’s Emerging Technologies Group with a particular emphasis on blockchain technology. Josh previously practiced as a corporate securities and M&A attorney at Skadden, Arps.

Jener Sakiri is an associate at Zuber Lawler and focuses on transactional and regulatory matters. He often works with clients involved in blockchain technology. He was previously the Chief Legal Officer of Niftify, a white label NFT marketplace solution for small-medium businesses.

Show highlights:

[3:52] Securities and crypto

[9:05] "crypto contracts" and U.S. regulation

[23:00] Realistic options for raising $1 million-plus

[24:57] The market

[26:34] A new regulatory framework for the advent of decentralized exchanges

[33:05] Banning the tools such as Tornado Cash.

& much more.

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